During your use of this Executive Law Partners, PLLC (XLP) Website, you may provide information about yourself. XLP takes steps to prevent, to the extent possible, the unlawful or unauthorized use of your information, and, further, to avoid any accidental destruction of loss of such information. This is our Privacy Policy and it explains how XLP collects, utilizes, and protects information collected on the XLP Website. XLP reserves the right to amend this Privacy Policy at any time for any reason. Amendments to this Policy will appear on this page with a date noting the last amendment (on the bottom of the page). By using this Website, you accept the terms and conditions of this Privacy Policy. Use of this web site does not create an attorney-client relationship.
XLP may collect information about the visitors to the XLP Website in two main ways. XLP may use technologies that automatically collect and store Non-Personal Data when you visit the Website, by sending “cookies” or other anonymous identifiers to your devices. You may also provide information about yourself (“Personally Identifiable Information” or “PII”), by calling or e-mailing XLP or using contact forms on the Website. PII includes your name, address, or phone number. XLP may keep information collected for an amount of time as permitted by law, or for an unlimited time.
When you visit the XLP Website, XLP may automatically collect certain Non-Personal Data such as your IP address and geographic location; the date and time you access the XLP Website; the URLs of websites and pages you visit, and the hardware and software information installed on your device. XLP may also put cookies or other web identifiers on your computer to enhance your browsing experience, recognize you on return visits, and to collect additional information for traffic analysis.
XLP does not now but may, and otherwise reserves the right to, work with third-party service providers that may use cookies and other identifiers to collect Non-Personal Data, such as gender, industry, age, interests, etc., but XLP can not and does not control how third parties use these technologies. You are not required to acceptance anonymous identifiers. You can adjust your browser settings or use other means to stop cookies from being placed on your devices, but this may result in a less than optimal web site experience.
XLP may use “Google Analytics” to collect information about the use of this Website. Google may use and share information collected about under the Google Analytics Terms of Use and the Google Privacy Policy. XLP will not join PII with Non-Personal Data without your prior affirmative consent. You can opt out of Google Analytics.
We may collect information that identifies you (“PII”) when you interact and voluntarily provide such information. The types of PII collected on the Website may include: Your name; contact information (e.g., address, phone number, and e-mail address); and other information you choose to provide. Except as described in this Privacy Policy, XLP does not automatically collect PII about you, and does not collect such information without your consent.
XLP may use Non-Personal Data in ways including, but not limited to improve and evaluate the content, the usability, and problems of the Website. We may share your Non-Personal Data with third parties or permit third parties to place cookies and other anonymous identifiers to collect additional Non-Personal Data when you browse the Website. We or third parties may use the collected Non-Personal Data to serve advertisements and targeted advertisements to you before, during, and after your visit to the Website.
XLP will not use or disclose to any third parties the information it collects from this Website, except as provided by this Privacy Policy. XLP may use your PII in a variety of ways including, but not limited to: Personalizing and improving the usability of the Website; Answering your emails or online requests; Fulfilling and/or delivering products and services requested by you; Delivering and processing surveys and newsletters and keeping you informed about events. XLP will not share your PII with third parties except where you have given your express consent; or XLP, in good-faith judgment, determines it needs to provide your information to a third party to deliver services you requested; or the disclosure is required by law or to protect the rights, property, or personal safety of personnel of XLP, or members of the public.
Updated: March 2020